I'm new to coroutine.
local DoIt = true
local Dot3 = coroutine.create(function()
script.Parent.Dot3:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(.55,0,.3,0),"Out","Bounce",.1,true)
script.Parent.Dot1:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(.55,0,.4,0),"Out","Bounce",.1,true)
end)
local Dot2 = coroutine.create(function()
script.Parent.Dot2:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(.45,0,.3,0),"Out","Bounce",.1,true)
coroutine.resume(Dot3)
script.Parent.Dot1:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(.45,0,.4,0),"Out","Bounce",.1,true)
end)
local Dot1 = coroutine.create(function()
script.Parent.Dot1:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(.35,0,.3,0),"Out","Bounce",.1,true)
coroutine.resume(Dot2)
script.Parent.Dot1:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(.35,0,.4,0),"Out","Bounce",.1,true)
end)
while DoIt do
coroutine.resume(Dot1)
wait(1)
end
What i'm trying to do is, the first "Dot" is suppose to "Bounce" and when its up in the air, the second one should start to "Bounce" while the first one continues to go down. Why won't it do that? .. No Output,
The 2nd and third Rise. Then nothing happens.
4 comments
Calling them "evil" goes too far. This just isn't what they're for.
It really doesn't. They're used too often by people who don't understand how to use them. I particularly prefer people using spawn() over coroutines.
Ok. But maybe next time give me it on here. I'm using a laptop, using my phone as internet. It's not good, and even worse, I'm in the mountains.
I have to do this stuff between a family iPad with usability and speed like my grandma on DOS, and a phone that can only barely manage Opera Mini. So excuse me for leaving your job to you.